Senior Lecturer in Political Philosophy at Loughborough University, Co-editor-in-chief of Hypatia: a Journal of Feminist Philosophy, and a longstanding member of the Radical Philosophy editorial collective. Victoria is the author of Pregnancy Without Birth: A Feminist Philosophy of Miscarriage (Bloomsbury 2023) and Feminism, Time and Nonlinear History (Palgrave 2014); and co-editor of Vulnerability and the Politics of Care (OUP 2021), and Motherhood in Literature and Culture: Interdisciplinary Perspectives from Europe (Routledge 2017). Recent journal articles include ‘“Every Miscarriage is a Work Accident”: Theorising Miscarriage Through a Labour Lens’ (forthcoming); ‘How to Defeat Miscarriage Stigma: From “Breaking the Silence” to Reproductive Justice’ (2024); and ‘A Pregnant Pause: Pregnancy, Miscarriage and Suspended Time’ (2022). 

Professor of Medical Anthropology, and previously a Wellcome Trust Principal Research Fellow, at University College London. Susie also served as Deputy Editor of the journal Anthropology and Medicine for over ten years and remains on the editorial board. She is the author of Pregnancy and Miscarriage in Qatar: Women, Reproduction and the State (Bloomsbury 2020); and co-editor of Navigating Miscarriage: Social, Medical, and Conceptual Perspectives (Berghann 2020). Recent journal articles include ‘The insensitivity of “sensitive care”: the bureaucracy of pregnancy tissue disposal in England, UK’ (2024); ‘“Now I’m a weird mother who doesn’t care”: Women’s experiences of pregnancy remains disposal following miscarriage in England’ (2024); and ‘Further Hierarchies of Loss: Tracking Relationality in Pregnancy Loss Experiences’ (2023). 

Professor of Literature, Politics and Performance, Loughborough University.

Professor of Anthropology and Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies, College of Wooster.

Professor of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Lecturer in Sociology, University of York.

Associate Clinical Professor in Medical Education, University College London.

Professor of Law, Queen Mary University.

Lecturer in Global Health & Social Medicine, Kings College London.

Professor of Social Sciences, University of Greenwich.

The Reproductive Justice Initiative

The Miscarriage Association

British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS)

MSI Reproductive Choices

Sands

Ectopic Pregnancy Trust

Antenatal Results and Choices (ARC)

Ad’iyah Collective

Abortion Talk

Black Baby Loss Awareness

Ebony Bonds

Early Pregnancy Loss Coalition

Professor of Law at the University of Bristol.

Areas of Specialism
• Abortion law
• Legal regulation of reproductive loss
• Reproductive healthcare

Honorary/Visiting Professor of Sociology, Universities of Plymouth, Greenwich, Bath

Areas of Specialism
• Reproductive (and other) losses
• Childlessness; non/motherhood (parenthood)
• Feminist, creative and auto/biographical methodologies

Reader in Early Modern History

Areas of Specialism
• Seventeenth and eighteenth-century experiences of miscarriage, fertility, and reproductive health

John B. Nicklas, Jr. Faculty Fellow and Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law

Areas of Specialism
• Intersection of abortion rights and pregnancy loss
• Legal theory of the fetus that centers the pregnant person (“subjective fetal personhood”)
• Impact of abortion bans on other aspects of reproductive healthcare, including pregnancy loss

Reader in Feminist Media Studies / Subject Leader in Media & Critical Studies, Bath Spa University

Areas of Specialism
• Feminist media studies
• Parenting in the media
• Infertility and pregnancy loss in popular culture

Wellcome Early Career Award Research Fellow, Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health, University of Exeter

Areas of Specialism
• Reproductive and death politics
• The cervical stitch
• Second trimester pregnancy loss including TOPFA
• Foetal personhoods, foetal Dopplers
• Midwifery continuity of carer
• Multi-sited ethnography, feminist and critical theory approaches

James Murray Beattie Lecturer in Fantasy Literature, Glasgow University

Areas of Specialism
• Genre fiction
• Reproductive politics
• Contemporary literature and culture
• Medical humanities

Dorothy M. Willie Professor in Excellence, University of Iowa College of Law

Areas of Specialism
• Reproductive justice
• Interactions of pregnancy loss and abortion
• Legal recognition and treatment of pregnancy loss
• Politics of pregnancy loss

Postdoctoral Researcher, Pregnancy Loss Research Group, University College Cork

Areas of Specialism
• Miscarriage and recurrent miscarriage
• Critical public health
• Health services research
• Knowledge translation
• Patient and public involvement

Scientific collaborator and Director of the Summer School Motherhood and Medical Humanities, Sasso Corbaro Foundation for the Medical Humanities

Areas of Specialism
• Motherhood studies
• Medical humanities
• Reproductive justice
• Narratives of infertility, pregnancy (including pregnancy loss), childbirth, and postpartum, narratives of trauma

Independent Artist (Former Senior Lecturer fine art York St John University)

Areas of Specialism
• Drawing
• Becoming
• Early pregnancy loss

Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of York

Areas of Specialism
• Temporalities of pregnancy and its beginnings/endings
• Post-pregnant embodiment
• Feminist Science and Technology Studies

Assistant Professor of Communication, University of Tampa

Areas of Specialism
• Criminalization of pregnancy endings
• Disinformation and propaganda surrounding reproductive health
• Media representations of abortion and miscarriage

Assistant Professor of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies, University of British Columbia

Areas of Specialism
• Abortion
• Representations of reproduction
• Reproductive justice
• The history of reproductive politics

Psychotherapist, Supervisor, Author

Areas of Specialism
• Pregnancy loss
• Perinatal experience
• Self-criticism

PhD Researcher at the Open University and Director of MIST Workshops

Areas of Specialism
• Miscarriage
• Infertility and childlessness at work
• Feminist theory and creative methods
• Body mapping, storytelling

Associate Professor in Anthropology, Purdue University

Areas of specialism
• Medical anthropology
• Feminist science and technology studies
• Reproductive politics
• Race, religion, social movements

Professor of People and Organizations, The Open University

Areas of specialism
• Early pregnancy endings as a workplace issue
• Menopause as a workplace issue
• Gender, identity and the body
• Organizations and organizing